Kilmar Abrego Garcia in the US government’s reservation again, where lawyers are fighting deportation to Uganda

Kilmar Abrago, the immigrant who made his illegal deportation to his hometown of Salvador as a symbol of President Donald Trump’s strict policies, was arrested again by American immigration officials in Baltimore on Monday and he was deported for the second time, and perhaps to Uganda.

The Trump administration’s batch of the deportation of Abrago, 30, to an African country where there are no relations with the latest development in the epic that started in March, when the American authorities sent him to El Salvador. Abrar was restored in June to confront criminal charges to transport immigrants who live illegally in the United States, and he was released on the bonds on Friday.

He admitted that he was not guilty and his lawyers accused the revenge prosecution administration.

ABREGO was arrested in a field to enforce immigration and customs (ICE) in the center of Baltimore, where he was reported to be a scheduled interview on Monday morning. His lawyer quickly asked Greenpelet, the American boycott judge in the United States, Paula Xinis, to prevent him from deporting again without the legal procedures required under the United States’ Constitution.

A hearing in the case is scheduled to be held on Monday afternoon.

US Interior Security Minister Christie has confirmed the arrest and said that Ice is treating Apiru to deport to Uganda.

Draw strength from his family

Abigo was accompanied by the Field Ice Office by his American citizen wife, Jennifer Vaskuiz, and his brother Cesar.

“When I was detained, I always remembered beautiful moments with my family, such as going to the garden or going to trampoline with my children,” he said through a translator while he was suffocated. “These moments will give me strength and hope to continue fighting.”

Abrago lawyers said that the administration’s treatment of the case indicates the prompt president of the Republican to expand the executive authority in immigration issues at the expense of due legal procedures. Administration officials said that Trump’s victory in the elections last year gave him a mandate to intensify the deportation significantly.

According to court stadiums, the administration presented his deportation to Costa Rica-a Spanish-speaking country in Central America, such as El Salvador-if he agreed to change his approval of guilt, but he planned to deport him to Uganda if he does not.

“They are holding Costa Rica as a island and use Uganda as a stick,” said his lawyer Simon Sandoval-Mansor. “They are doing a completely unconstitutional immigration system weapon.”

Alago, a metal worker for the platelets that entered the United States without permission, lived in Maryland’s state with his wife, child and two of her children when he was arrested and sent to El Salvador.

He returned to us, then he was accused quickly

He was deported earlier this year despite the 2019 US Migration Court ruling that he was not returned to his country of origin due to the risk of persecution by gangs. Abyerigo not only was sent to El Salvador, but also to the country’s harsh terrorism center, although he was not accused of a crime in the United States until this point.

The United States government has not taken for several months clear steps to return Abigo from El Salvador despite the recognition of the Ministry of Justice that his deportation was a “administrative mistake” and the judge, who was later confirmed by the US Supreme Court, to facilitate his return.

Ultimately, Abugo was transferred from El Salvador in June, when Federal prosecutors in Nashville were making his indictment in previous weeks.

These accusations stem from the stop of the 2022 vehicle, in which the Tennessee Road Road patrol suspected human trafficking. Abyerigo Garcia was not charged with a crime at the time, and officers allowed him to lead with a warning only of an expired driver’s license, according to the Ministry of Internal Security report. The report said that he was traveling from Texas to Maryland, through Missouri, to bring people to perform construction work.

Even recently, the United States has generally followed international law to prevent the waste prevention, when refugees or asylum seekers were returned to countries where they may face danger.

The court’s records showed that Abo was covered with permanent order in Maryland, which prevents migrants who unite their deportation from deportation immediately.

Shinis had previously ruled that the authorities could not deport Abrago to a country other than El Salvador without giving his lawyer a 72 -hour notice so that he could challenge his removal.